Doulton Burslem Vellum figure by Charles Noke | Ellen Terry as Queen Catharine Burslem Royal Doulton Kensington Gardens plate

Royal Doulton Kensington Gardens plate D4467

Shelley Regent shape Triangles and Lines pattern trio

Issued: 1983-1990

Scene 2: Lady being crowned with floral wreath

clusters of purple glycine clandestina commonly known as Twining Glycine or Love Creeper

Doulton Burslem Vellum figure by Charles Noke | Ellen Terry as Queen Catharine Burslem Royal Doulton Kensington Gardens plateDoulton Burslem Vellum figure by Charles Noke Ellen Terry as Queen Catharine c. 1892 Inspiration for the Doulton Burslem Vellum figures often came from the theatre. They are named as Vellum figures as they share the same tones with Vellum: a high quality, durable writing surface made from prepared animal skin (traditionally calfskin), often used for manuscripts and bookbinding. The range of Vellum figures would eventually reach over twenty and many